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LEARNLETS Should I have my car rustproofed? Not if it's a new vehicle (built since 1992). Most newer cars and trucks are made with electroplated galvanized steel in rust-prone areas. This means that if scratched, the steel "heals" itself with a built-in zinc plating. Not only is rustproofing such a vehicle unnecessary, the drilling and spraying that are a part of the process can void the protective warranty offered by most car dealers. MORE LEARNLETS Know When Your Car Needs a Tune-Up Identify Drive Belt Problems Clean Your Car Battery Wash Your Car without Streaks    More learnlets...  Click here to email this page to a friend

OTHER 2TORIALS AND LEARNLETS 2torials: Learnlets: Autos Travel Food & Drink Business Parenting Autos Travel Food & Drink  AUTO 2TORIALS Change Your Oil Safeguard your car’s health, and save the expense of a trip to the shop. Change a Flat Tire Don’t despair. Get back on the road in a jiffy. Replace a Car Battery It’s easier than you think with these easy-to-follow diagrams and instructions. Parallel Park Your Car If the spot fits, take it! Slip into the choicest space with these easy-to-follow instructions. Check Out a Used Car All the questions you need to ask when purchasing a used auto.  More 2torials...

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